“If you were totally courageous and completely fearless, how would you feel? What action would you take?” If you can imagine being that brave, you can call up the strength to do it. That’s Ken Jacobs’ approach with his business where he is coaching entrepreneurs to scale their businesses.
Ken has been coaching agency entrepreneurs and leaders for more than 10 years. What’s at the root of every growth challenge? Leadership.
In this episode, Ken shares common challenges and how to rise above the day-to-day fray to build a leadership legacy that reflects who you want to be in business.
Listen out for Ken’s approach to coaching entrepreneurs to scale their businesses and his take on –
- why Ken has his own coach
- listening to your team to set your goals
- why a box-checking to-do list focus is bad for business
- why focusing on “avoiding” something may lead your straight to it
- how to make decisions based on the legacy you want to leave
- the Energy Leadership Index and how a certification changed Ken’s coaching strategy, and his energy
- why you should stop resisting your expertise
And you might just learn when to call upon your inner Sasha Fierce. 😉
Learn more about Ken Jacobs:
Ken Jacobs, ACC, CPC, an experienced, certified coach, and consultant is the principal of Jacobs Consulting & Executive Coaching. For more than 10 years, through executive coaching, he has helped leaders from C-suite executives to managers, achieve and surpass their goals by becoming more effective leaders.
In addition, his firm has helped agencies grow and manage business, improve client service and relationships, and enhance staff performance, communications and leadership skills. It does so via consulting and training.
Jacobs holds Associate Certified Coach (ACC) credentials from the International Coach Federation (ICF), and is accredited as a Certified Professional Coach (CPC), Energy Leadership Index (ELI) Master Practitioner and a COR.E Leadership Dynamics Specialist (CLDS) by the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching (iPEC).
Connect with Ken Jacobs:
- Visit his website here
- Follow him on Twitter @KensViews
